Follow the Bears as they build on their post-bye week momentum through Weeks 6 to 10 of the regular season. Go behind the scenes with exclusive mic'd up moments and interviews as the team gets the ground game rolling and takes the ball away. Celebrate Halloween at Halas Hall with Kevin Byard III and his family, and ride along with the Bears equipment and logistics staff as they travel to Cincinnati to prepare for a showdown with the Bengals. Plus, relive all the dramatic late-game heroics from Caleb Williams and the Bears as they secure key wins and improve to 6-3. Catch all this and more on the latest episode of 1920 Football Drive.

Caleb Williams has already earned the nickname "The Iceman" in Chicago because he's a cool-under-pressure playmaker whose calm never cracks when the moment gets chaotic. Whether he's firing off-balance lasers, drifting away from pressure or reshaping a play that looks completely broken, Williams thrives where structure disappears. His knack for last-second heroics—turning collapsing pockets and ticking clocks into jaw-dropping completions—has made him must-watch TV and a beacon of belief for the Bears.

Mic'd up against the Green Bay Packers, Chicago Bears defensive back Kevin Byard III brought nonstop energy, leadership, and veteran presence to the field, communicating coverages, reading offenses and holding teammates accountable snap after snap. His voice cut through the noise as he diagnosed plays before the snap, celebrated big stops and kept the defense locked in during the rivalry matchup. The footage highlights Byard's football IQ and passion for the game, showing how his experience and intensity help set the tone for the Bears defense in one of the NFL's most memorable games of the season.

United and the Bears planned a big surprise for active-duty military member Kristian Rokita that included flying him home to Chicago, a tour of Halas Hall led by Hall of Famer Dan Hampton and becoming an honorary captain for the Bears' Week 16 win over the Green Bay Packers.

Ride with the Bears from Weeks 11 to 15 as the season intensifies and the stakes get higher. Go behind the scenes for exclusive mic'd up moments, raw locker room access and candid interviews that reveal the toughness, resilience and next-man-up mentality that led to key victories. Go inside the minds of league interception leaders Kevin Byard III and Nahshon Wright to discover the instincts, preparation and relentless drive that give them their playmaking edge. Then step off the field and into the community as the Bears make an impact and spread holiday cheer. With a 10-4 record, the Bears control their destiny and are charging toward the playoffs with three games left and everything on the line. Catch it all on the latest episode of 1920 Football Drive.

Veteran defensive back Kevin Byard III has been a game-changing presence for the Chicago Bears in 2025, anchoring the secondary with veteran savvy and elite instincts. In his 10th NFL season, Byard has emerged as one of the league's top playmakers, tallying six interceptions — the most by any defender — and has consistently flipped possession in Chicago's favor.  As the Bears eye a deep postseason run, Byard's ball-hawking prowess could be a defining factor in securing key wins and advancing in the playoffs.

Colston Loveland was mic'd up for the game over the Browns, giving fans a front-row seat to his all-around impact on the field. From dominating blocks to  tough catches to his run-after-catch ability, Loveland showed the versatility, toughness and football IQ that make him a complete offensive weapon.

Bears players Kevin Byard III, D'Andre Swift and Rome Odunze take a step inside a BAM (Becoming A Man) circle to connect, problem-solve and explore core values with students.

Bears quarterback Case Keenum is pulling back the curtain on everything that goes into making the team run smooth and efficiently. Case's first stop was teaming up with the grounds crew to take a peek at what their routine looks like on a typical player day off, including mowing, painting lines on the field and managing cold Chicago winters.

Chicago Bears rookie tight end Colston Loveland has quickly become one of the league's most exciting young playmakers in his first NFL season. The 2025 first-round pick from Michigan is already earning trust from quarterback Caleb Williams and the coaching staff thanks to his size, athleticism and willingness to make tough plays after the catch. Loveland's breakout moment came in Cincinnati, where he caught a 58-yard game-winning touchdown pass from Williams with just 17 seconds left in the game, bouncing off multiple defenders before sprinting into the end zone to seal a wild 47–42 victory over the Bengals. That electrifying play, which showcased Loveland's strength and acceleration, has become one of the defining moments of his rookie campaign.

Running back Kyle Monangai, affectionately dubbed "Mighty Monangai," has quickly become one of the Bears' most electrifying young playmakers. Compact, powerful and fearless between the tackles, he runs with a blend of balance and burst that defies his size. Whether he's slipping through tight seams or lowering his shoulder for extra yards, Monangai brings an energy that fuels the Bears offense and has fans rallying behind their unsung rookie.

Wide receiver DJ Moore thought he was just recording an interview when Jarrett Payton, his family, coaches and Bears staff walked in with a very meaningful surprise.

Take a look at this game trailer for the Chicago Bears' Week 13 matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles on Black Friday.

Jonah Jackson is a veteran force on the Chicago Bears' offensive line, bringing leadership, toughness and consistency to a unit that is steadily forming a strong and cohesive identity. Known for his polished technique and physical run blocking, Jackson has helped set the tone for a group that's getting better each week. As the Bears continue to build continuity up front, Jackson's presence remains a key stabilizing factor.

As a part of Amazon's TNF For Good initiative, the Bears distributed a total of $250,000 to 10 different nonprofits throughout Illinois that fight food insecurity.

Safety Jaquan Brisker brings the juice while he's mic'd up against the Steelers — igniting the defense, flying around the field and capping the day with a clutch, game-sealing pass deflection in the final minute.

Gervon Dexter Sr. has quietly become one of the most promising building blocks on the Bears' young defensive front. At 6'6" and over 320 pounds, he has the physical traits to dominate inside – but it's his growing consistency that's turning heads. With him in the middle, the Bears' front is becoming more cohesive, disruptive and dangerous, giving Chicago a true interior force to build around.

Anthony "Spice" Adams gives Bears tight end Cole Kmet a few suggestions on new touchdown celebrations using Campbell's Chunky Soup cans.

Kevin Byard III being mic'd up for the Bears' Week 11 win against the Minnesota Vikings captured every moment of his impact on the game. In the second quarter, he came up with a timely interception that swung momentum and energized the defense. Later, he was there to celebrate with Nahshon Wright after Wright secured his own pick – an emotional moment as Wright honored his late college coach –  showcasing Byard's veteran presence, genuine support for his teammates and the heartfelt celebration of Wright's big play.

Tag along with content presenter Jasmine Baker during the Bears' road trip to Cincinnati as she explains what it's like to travel with an NFL team.

Chicago Bears center Drew Dalman brings a steady, veteran presence to the offense. What he loves most is the group of guys lined up beside him. Known for developing chemistry in the locker room, Dalman has quickly bonded with quarterback Caleb Williams. Growing up as the son of an NFL player, Dalman understands the value of leadership and connection, and he's carried that into Chicago. Whether it's organizing dinners with the offensive line or gathering the group outside the building just to hang out and unwind, he's become one of the glue guys of the unit—someone who not only protects the quarterback, but helps the entire line bond.

While mic'd up during Sunday's comeback win over the Giants, Caleb Williams' leadership was on full display. He kept his teammates locked in with calm, yet fiery, energy, urging them to finish strong. From commanding the huddle to celebrating his game-winning touchdown run, Williams' passion and confidence fueled the Bears' 24-20 victory.

As one of the most respected veterans in the Bears' locker room, defensive lineman Grady Jarrett is much more than a force on the field. He's a mentor molding the next generation of defensive talent in Chicago. His presence has helped cultivate a culture of accountability, toughness and growth, ensuring the Bears' future in the trenches is in good hands.

Mic'd up for the Bears' big win over the Bengals, receiver Rome Odunze shows why he's a team-first player. Instead of chasing stats, Odunze trades catches for blocks — hyping up teammates, clearing lanes and proving that selfless plays make the difference on Sundays.

Nahshon Wright's story is one of perseverance, family and purpose. Growing up in Oakland, California — a community built on strength and resilience — Nahshon was surrounded by people who believed in him. Guided by his grandmother, coaches and his brother Rejzohn, who also played football at a high level, he learned early the value of discipline, hard work and faith. But Nahshon's path hasn't been without hardship. He lost his father at a young age, a moment that fueled his drive to make his family proud and carry his father's legacy forward. Nahshon Wright's journey is a testament to perseverance, turning pain into purpose and potential into performance.